RLM‘i‘ TIME GIHA‘R‘.
MENTOR G MRI‘I‘TEB.‘
Nice 11116 of 11111111; 11311.11”
complete line of fishing tackle.
‘ L Norwaik store ‘Only‘fu .. 9
WEATHER condos-'1'.
”use:
For Norwulk and vicinity: ' Fair to-
night. Wednesday partly cloudy and
probably local showers. The area of
low pressure which was central in
Kansas yesterday morning is ”now cen-
tral in the upper Mississippi valley.
Gdod rains have occurred during the
past 24 houis in nearly all sections
- west cf the Mississippi river. This,
, an on will more into the lake region to '
day and probably pass out the St.
Lawrence valley on Wednesday after‘
110011 or‘ night. This vicinity will be
on the southern edge of this 6.1 e11 on
Wednesday night. The temperature
is rising slowly in the eastern soc-1
lions.
Miss Ad‘s 11 note Is III at her 1101110 111
Spring street
, 'ilhc Norwalk Lodge of Elks will
hold another social session Wednes
day evening.
1%
The T1 inlty Cadets will d‘rcll 111 M11
sic Hull 'l‘hulsday evening and it is '
expected that the (hills heronftet will
be held here.
LBrouLm’s College baseball team can
pests to play Morrill’s Business Col»
lege team, Friday afternoon, (in the
Baxter Grounds. * ,
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The interior of ‘tho residence of
James F.1~lu‘ll in Morgan avenue Nor
walk is being painted. J W. Beatty.
“is doing the work.
man—$-
"Houseciet‘ming" will be the subject
of Revl- G. 1). Egbeit's talk to young
people at the Norwslk Gengregutionnl
Church, next sunday evening. '
ab...
William 11.111111 of Ely avenue, out
his leg badly with a drawing- knife, Sat
unlay. Dr. Bohanna‘n dressed the
wound being obliged to take several
stitches in it. L
MRobblns Brothers, of this place,
_ have the contract for the masonry
work on the new City of Norwalk Li
Martyr
.11 ‘vati‘on today.
w’l'srr‘ibl‘e plagues. 7. those‘ itching,
pestering diseases 6f the Skin. Put an
end to misery: Doen' s Ointment cures.
At any drug store
, The executive committee of the L6
, ‘dies’ Aid Society of the First Methol
‘ dist Church will meet tomorrow Wod-
nesdny at the residence of Mrs. ,Iprucs
SOL“ Main street, at 3
L M166 Florence Baldwin attended th‘eL
‘ reception at the Hyperion New liar»
on last evening, given!) y the Oonnec
tlc‘ut Music Teacher s‘soclatlcn in
* i ill:
and Grand Cflhnpialn Rev. Romilly F.
. “Humphrles will accompany the party
odist parsonage. This was'the wed
ding which Was to have been held L’ c
' about two weeks ago
, 11 ~ g,
and gives a gloss equal to
err
Sold by Gemstock, “Watkins &: Dow,
_L E E 01116111 and Hubbell & Staples
, 1611st ill for th6 past week at her
' Hill left
The firm began the work of
ed int6 membership in
1 _ k Goa to
in
puny will be held Wednesddll' 1in 14.
61211111.
Mrs; N.“J Grew, who hail been son.
home. No.15 Chestnut street,
not improve.
"m “A... .
(loos
Finch Brothers have been glveii the
contract by Salvator chariot to curl
1 -, the pipe for the new water main at
‘Iicile Island 1 _
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Edward McGrath of Strawberry
town today for 6 ii in to Syra
cu‘sé.‘ Mr. McGrnth expects to be gone
several weeks. ‘1 ‘ . 1.
1 A reception will be tendered Rev. L.-
. Macro, at the No‘rwelk Methodist
Church Friday evening. A program
is being prepared for the occasion.
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_ John F.‘ Jackson, of East Norvvul‘k.
will affiliate with the Carpenters' 1311‘
ion at the next meeting of the union
‘io be held a week from this evening.
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The Church Council of the South
Norwsik Congregatiodnl Church, will
hold an important meeting tonight at
8 o‘.clock in the vostry of the church
This is the time of year you will cer-
tainly need an oil stove, if you have
not already got one. The Boston Store
has a full 11116..
Hon Joseph Chamberlain says that
Américn‘ns are successful in what they
undertake This has been the case
with the promoters of the South Nor-
walk Savings Bank. L
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~Wat‘c‘b the children cdre‘fully.'1‘helr
11661th,. perhaps their lives depend on
keeping their 1) wels 1cgulai. Laxa-
kola is mild. h t sure, and is a tonic
116611166115 ‘cents ~
For sale by RM. Finch .
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The regular monthly meetings Let
the different companies of the Nor
walk Fire Department will be held this
evening The companies with upper
atus will all tnke a “wash." ‘
The Trinity Cadets will hold 11
meeting at the 1101116 of Lawrence
Gregory in Courtland Place this even
ring, to arrange for the dance which
they are to hold soon in Music Hall.
TWO delegntos Miss Fannie E. Du
rant and Miss a‘isy Mackenzie have
been elected to tte‘nd the district con
.ventian of the Enworth League to be
held in Norwalk, Thursday, May 111w
Danbnry News; ‘ - 1
Rev J. H. O’Donnell will lectu1e at
8t. Mary's Church Sunday evening,
May 18th, on the subject“ The Patilot
ism and Faith of the Irish People. ” A
special musical program has been pre
pared by Edward F, Hands, orgunisl
of the church
The choir of the Norwalit Methodist
611611111 for. the ensuing year will be
composed of Mrs. Imogene Ross. so-
prune; Miss Anne Staub contralto;
Henry P.1Prlce, tenor and director;
Charles G ives‘
WL
11161111116111 of 1.1%? Norivslk Congress
tional Church, 1L 111 ct in the parlor
tomorrow afternoo L‘s 3L ‘
‘i‘ull attendance .1106 6d and each
on hand at the appointed time
the Hubbeil, Hall and Randall Com-
pally will be‘ held Saturday at the of-
,fice in Water rest, Nerwalk. to an
prove the sell
consolidating and to arrange lather
matters in connection with the “W.
firm. '- ‘
Doorkeepers.’ Circle, Kings D1
tors, of the Norwalh Congregat opal
(lhurchj, held a meeting last evening
at the home. f Mrs. Josiah G; Greg-
ory, in Main street Norwalk. Plans, -
were laid torqn‘n entertainment which
13 the circle
poses to give in June
- to raise funds; t 1
‘ their hurt ,
Chester 11. Benedict, hassle: organist .
The Golden Rule Clinic of Klug” a
member is‘ super 11y requested to be ‘
A meeting of the stockholders of 'L
Let the directors in L
ugh '
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W0 ‘ 1119,th Wong
Fresh:
ll
lib/611961366 .
ll‘il- finished mulling up the 1
Ion its salesmen are to
carry in tho 1" trips fer full business.
1 These ssinpi‘ s were cut from special ..
pieces: the s 1116 now here are the to.
maluder of those
pieces. 1
May need do cygnes; rich colored
moire silks of heavy Weight and ele«
Kant wanire; bi‘rds' eye silk Persianv
figured peau do cygnss, pongee with
Persian figures.
Pieces are short: there are no 1161111
autos.
What‘s thence at
59‘c yd.
/ Left aisle, rear.
FiNE UN‘lJER‘MI‘J
BLINS.
With weather cbnditions very unis»
1,vorub16 you bought so freely of the
underwear" samples that We can‘t ad
vertise prices again. “
At the time this is written them
are but one or two garments at sums
prices. In all, however there is quite
11 (l‘l‘l‘lil'itlty. '
Still We the not surprised: expected
ludt such" a trade
There never has
been such underwcnr sold so cheap
liereabouts.
The garments are all nipples. are
of fine making and excellent pattern.
Each garment bears a label guarantee
ing it to have been 1116116 in sanitary
surioun‘dingswthc beauty of each you
can see for yourself
Best of all-ev6ry one Is worth not
less than half more than its marked
price
chance
no quick if you would share the‘
1 Second iloor.’ ‘
WRITING: PAPER. 1 ’, _
A value worth big type 61111 a prom
Inet place instead
tlon. ‘
‘ 500 boxes in all
‘ out sorts of paper.
light to heavy Included in both white
and tints
Fashionable shape: 2 dozen envel—
open and 24 sheets of paper in each
box.
of this humble men
and about 80 differ-
All styles from
Not a box worth less than 356
Right corner. rear.
F‘OU‘LARD‘ sArs
Think of sateen
1y akin to silk and printed in those
delightful patterns that give‘ foulard
211:.
ms. L ‘
s‘ with a‘ lustre close
silks so much of their beauty.
In cvciy yard one can plainly see
twenty- 11111;. cents worth of value but
the price is only
Pink and blue
color.
colors.
Cent
The nowaaun
, on": 666 {6 do
half that.
and gray and linen
Sume of the printing is in two
_12V26L yd.
or. rear
of ’em 61" ru niu off 10 kegs of whis-
' key a day, and waitin for somebody to
‘ o'Jll‘n illicfis at the
I”
the rights of the case un-
he new. Then Aunt
down to explain met»
by, yo' sec, " she bc~
oothed out the wrinkles
“dress.
and we or preachi for a long
critter naphtha ridge.
"'l‘ulivsr
p’rou 1111 1‘16 ease, and he says to all
of us that the elder is the littedest man
to make us all iltten that he ever did
meet up It. It was three Sundays
ago that 6 older sot out to pound the
lions' den, ‘und 1 do 11126161" to goodness
he got citing an pccrt as peartness for
about half an hour.
mix things up.”
“How n11x?”l asked. ‘
‘ "Why, he dun let go of Dan’l and
took up moonshine whiskey and the
romance. and‘ when he closed nobOdy
could make out the pint he was tryln’
him and
"Elder; mobile that war’ a powerful
661 men. but didn't yo' mix up things a
l_?"estle
"I didn’t reckon to.’ says the codex
'I was warnin' you as it is my dooty
to do. a‘gln busfln' the revenue laws
by makin' moonshine whiskey
“ “But yo' lot so of Dun'l,’ says Tom.
" '1 had to. says the elder. ‘
L “ ‘hnd yo‘ lot out Joner'
' “ ‘Had to do that. I..‘oo ‘
lab.‘ *
'1 “Hell 601116111 11161! -
“ ‘He never will.‘ says Toni feelln'
that all of us was back of him. "If
' ‘ 1116 over yere to leave
Moses in the lullrushea while yo’ go
11111611111" or lid for moonshine whis-
key, why, yin kin pick on yo r feet and
tote are 1" body back over the hilltop and
be dawg‘agone‘d ‘to yo'.'11
"And that’s why vve 116an1 got 116
1,116,116th no mo”: continued Aunt Sui.
iy. as she rose “and that's wuy my
116 Hope and the vest
come along and tell' am now the whale
swallcrod .Ionorl"——Detroit Free Press
one of the lower grudes of 11 primary
school in the) northwest unit of the
city. .‘ ‘ had just finished a
reading less and was started on
irithmctic. A lesson in multiplication
was given,” and the clutter of pupils
. over the slates. coupled with the con
stunt hum of the tots in figuring out
the examples, made 11 noise in the room
not unlike that in aimacmne shop. A1-
be it w is early, In the day. the
Lav-lass 61611611630 boys and as girls. and
the boys were 11 mischicvious lot and
furnish plates for. L ‘
the church idlefrcshments'wero serve
“verso
L‘ rep y,
L although the teacher who now tells tn
1 Real Estate at Auction
L , stlor’y says she has many a good laugh
up to all the school tricks of the day.
the last form that seemed to be strug-
1' lsling harder than the rest to accom-
pitch the task before him. Finally he
1 1111111111 slate fall to the desk and with
a bang ms pencil dropped on the floor.
breaking into many pieces lie threw
.116 elbow to the desk and held his
1116611 in his hand There was 1111 at-
‘ titude of "don’t: on e'
‘ all this attmuted the teacher, who.
about him. and
on going to when: he was seated,
'fonr different ways; ‘nn‘d such with
A a different result
1'9" 113ch the teacher
and
‘Gau't you do the example?" The boy
by this time had evidently lost his
bashfulness and answered “No' II)
m‘Lo heater. though”
1 “Why. that’ s a pseuiinr wish to make."
said the teacher; "isn’t there something
’1‘11616 was no
nte‘d 611 uproot among the children,
she thinks of the incidan~PhiL
61161111116 Telegraph.
loved wife consulted a stonema'son in
:1
’ 1 a number of ii 611 suggested
ted the to swing
charming girl.
tomhoni 1161‘) mentioned. He 1111- ..
g'felt’ concerned about
in testimony to the merits 6:
dd in
medicine. 1
Ihave used 1‘
, , 31111611161111, tluit they had , ~ ‘
{1' ‘ preschcrut Thompsons , .
‘ ‘ ‘ I) the 11101111111111, but I ‘L
“Our 1116601161, .-
ut three Months ago.“
(iii
ild‘le‘.‘ when ‘Tollver Barnes lights on n
has him over 11616 as
Bible and tell us about Dan'l in the '
3,:
1
. for 11165
Least , M‘oneu
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2‘07 East Washington .S"t.‘,
$%%i«¥x%=¥% ', 1 .
Then he began to.‘
for. It was Tom Hope as slides up to
" ‘And nothin’ waslsnid about Eli- ‘
Phone [‘32.
We‘Repaiij Anything
Made of Metal.
We Even Make
Small Springs.
THE G. N. ‘McK‘IBBIN
MFG CO.
W.R. THOMPSON, Manger.
50 WATER ST" 50. NORWALK.
it was before the hour of recess in
geometry. for she had a" 1
There was one little fellow seated on
d the 'exniupic on his slate done,
‘fWhat’s 1116‘ that»,
the tutor again asked;
The recess b‘ell then rang and Lnre~ L
. .. _, L'I'o close an estate.
‘11 111611 who has lost his much be-‘ L
. regard to the erection of a tombstone
.with a suitable. epitaph. After haviti“
rd the‘widower‘ .
MILLINER Y.
'Dres‘a Hats and wanting Hats 9101 all
descriptions, trimmed and nntrimmed.
Beautiful flowers, laces and ornaments.
A cholcsassortment for ladies of re.
fined taste. Everything dainty and
Exclusive designs and
new. low
prices.
M. F. Ackerman
‘ 31 Main Street.
NerWalk.
Connected with lnrp e 111-1111161011 es
inplishmout.
SchoolTaXes
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and drawers, at 256 each.
Here are some Profitable ‘Araume‘n
my argument that possesses a money- saving meaning to
‘116 must needs be ‘ot interest to them.
Nothing stleo. list or unprofitable in
SOME.VERY ATTRACTIVE i‘TEMs
, or stNduNosnwsAR.
be lighter weights of underwear
fr rmen and women are now in ‘much
demand We've an array of values 116610
you to choose from that you 11
very satisfactory.
Women’s Underwear.
Ladies“ jersey ribbed vests, low neck
and short sleeves, at 121,51: each.
Ladiss' blue, pink and white ribbed
vests. fine quality. at 176 each.
Ladies' line plain and lace
vests, special at 126 each.
Ladios' flue llsle vests, lace trimmed.
at 506 611611..
Men's Underwear.
Mens fine quality balbrlggan shirts
‘ [1616
Men's French balbriggan shirts and
drawers, at 291: each.
Menu fine silk- finished balbri‘ggan
shirts and drawers, special, at 50c
each
Men‘s medium weight shirts and
drawers, in cashmere or merino, at 506
each.
KID GLOVE SEASON A1“ 1T8 BEST.
It pays to buy kid gloves at this
store. One reason is‘we'show you none
but the standard, well tested makes:
another reason is the fit and fashion of
our gloves are about perfect. ‘
Ladics' two clasp celebrated Hlsiop
Glace Gloves in all the new shades;
also black and white. They are made
from perfect skins. every pair warrant-
1111.31.00 pair
Ladies three button Suede Dupey.
Gloves. $1. 49 pair.
lilien's Kid Gloves at 98c and $1. 49
pa 1'
new. Made‘hio‘tl": idiom
gotlc s‘tr‘ido that marks this progressive store.
SOME BPLENDID VAL
white lawn waists, new
at these wines they
change hands from our
ton front or back. bishop
waists button back. ‘eli or
that you can always find:
413 yd spools, 2 spools for
our eds; no limp it) ill
DAINTY WRIT.
We quote you prices
lar and cuffs to match, i
Ladics’ white lawn shlr
tre. fine quality, insertl
front, fancy hemetitched 611
Ladies’ extra line whit
fancy hemstltched cum $3
NEWS CONCERNING NOT ti
1 Those little everyday wa‘
great Variety and all priced,
to your economy.
“The Crown” linen flnis
measure, only 2c spool.
“Volunteer” basting colt
spools, Sc spool.’ ’
J & P. Goat's 8 ply d
“Ellgle” pins. perfs
points spring temper 5
'Puragon” hair pin 11161
611 allleugths, 2paoka‘ at
Super India tape, assorte‘
packages, Sc 6 package.
“Faultless” Hook and E
and perfect, 2 dozen on
card .
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Notice how the days grow longer?
delightful but necessary, time-«house. c
Carpets, Rugs, Mailings Oil Cloth Lino
at prices greatly reduced
1,-
Funeral Directors a
Matting Ta 3
their wants known. and whatever the wants may be we call ii
satisfactorily, both as regards price and quality.
the job we guarantee to fit your room. Everything in the
E...» am
A few days of sunshine
leaning—~will be in ful
leums‘ and Window Shade
No matter
nd Embalmerl
UNION SCHOOL elevator
at...
The taxpayers or the Seoul Norwaik
Union School District are hereby net-
bled that the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1901 at a _
email g of the district held on the 4111
J ‘ t the Franklin
will be due and
all of May, 1902.
all be ready to re
delve 661116 at 961116011 11 drug store. 82
lWashlngton street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent..a year will be
charged on and after June 1 1902.1
RA.- T‘OLLES,
. Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk in
0111011 8611001 District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 24,
will be soldgtt Pub-
(1‘
“belonging to the estate
bethp'l‘diompson, deceased. con-
tlii‘ds s‘iv
perfect. Terms;
‘ lance on delivery of
. Sale pesitlv‘e,
I1
10 Spruce Street, New York.
ILBER'I’ Auctioneer, ~ “(1
“Haven.- but it is not generally known
1: of cancer tubes-c
12 NORTH MAIN STREET.
VWA‘LTCH ‘iNS‘PEi‘DTlON.
Consolidated Flood Has Ordered all
. Timepieces Examined. ' .
The annual, springinspe‘ction- of the ‘
watches carried by thegtrninmen,1cn-
gineers and conductors of the Consol-
idated Railroadshssbeen ordered by.
the operating department and will be
done during. the next two weeks.
Correct time is very‘esse‘ntial to good
railroading, for more than One accident
has been due to a defectiva watch»
moveiuent The Consolidated‘ read, is,‘
or L’s/trlct in this regard them any
other railroad in the east. and the man
who does not ca‘rry' a first class time
keeper. is always, ordered to do 110.».
The inspection or, the: , railroaders'.
watches is done twice annually by
competent jewelers in various cities,
wherever most convenient for the men.
Many people have seen the large
clock which stands in the station inas—
ter’s 011166 at the Union Station. New
that its movement is 1' later! by Yale
astronomers, who. ever do freciseiy
at ‘12 o'clock set this clock orrectly
as any clock Was ever Set. The con-.1
doctors and engineers leaving New Ha-
~ 1 the (for ct time from the
seldom if over
New ELECTRICAL spasms.
Installed In Flower Hospital
‘ ' York. at Great Expense.
New
apartments of the Flower haspital .
there has just been installed an expat:
sive electrical? apparatu in
"bias a powerful search
t .
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1.an yank May +111 one of the L
L the vb
- the fill
CHARITIES As‘sooi‘
Selectmen and Officer
, Charities Boards
HARTFORD, 001111., ‘
Connecticut Association '0
and'LBoard of Public 0116 iii
adjourned meeting in the up
her of the city hall here
the purpose of perfecting
1.611 and adoption of a en ti
by—laws. PresidentArthu
Bridgeport, preside 1
Mayor Sullivanmss aspr
dressed the meeting. He
delegates to the city an
that their deliberations
much service in the admin ’
public charities.
of the state and also
methods employed in l1
tion of charities in other
four vice-presidents, a so
treasurer. The annual In in ‘
was iixed at $1. 4
‘T 6 articles of the const‘i
by: own were adopted by s
amendments had been of!
ions matters 1'
After some discussion 111'
1 adopted, making the boar
rd‘ each year
elections.)
Norwalk Chronicler